A psnrmeur 111121111111.
Unlo'n Made Garments and a Hor-
r it” an.
(St Paul Dispatch). 1
ANSPORT, 1nd,. June s—Mot-
tongs rters and peak a- -boo waists. the
“low-necked dress of the society woman
had the high-heeled slippers of the
chorus girl. all must hereafter bear the
union label. The“ is the decree of the
'deiegsites to the convention of the in
tomauotiai Woman’s Union label lea.
1 me. With the most utter accord, the
“most absolute unanimity the delegates
gave that edict to the World. There are
to be no half way measures in the
ca palm to be waged.
very article that woman wears
from the toe of her open work stocking
to the coinb in her marceiled hair must
sees the magic insignia of union
r." Such is the ultimatum of the
league. With the stirring campaign cry
upon their lips of “the American wom
In most clothe herself in the union
V1 label." the delegates decided wilhdut
"i dissenting ‘,'volcc to do battle vigor
ously'.1in the future for the label.
"‘We cannot conscientiously continue
as members of this organisation with-
out seeing hereafter that every one or
‘ us, that all our friends, that every
1 “woman we can influence. wears proud-
‘ iy upon each and every article of her
121511111111 the grand old sign " cried one
delegate in the declaration of war.
1 ' “Correct.” shriiled sevelal other do]
1 Quotes in unison. Then a man—an or-
dinarya pbold, trouser-attired man—
“with you " he declared. “But
how1 in! to 111111111 whether or not the
la'tiléb of my acquaintance are wearing
the 111111111 label or not?"
One or two frivolous delegates tiller-
ed. But the majority regarded the
‘ questioaer with a zero glance. Silence
‘——-the silence of intense cold—ensued
1 The man wilted Whereupon the con-
1 1 51111111111 preceeded with more gusto
it than over.
‘ THE MAGIC N0. 3.
Number three is a wonderful mascot
for Geo H Parris, of Cedar Grove.
, Me, Vaccording to a letter which reads:
“VAfte'r suffering much with liver and
115111115, 111111. becoming greatly
211511111111 failure to find re-
lit ‘ ‘ El' 'tl‘ic “sitters, 51111 as 11
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Amendment Passed Exemption
Company Doing insurance or
Guarantee Company in Stills
January 1 Lssl
HARTFORD, June 2i.~The Senate
yesterday afternoon passed the follow-
ing important bill regarding the pow- .
ers of trust companies:
“Any provision of law regarding
trust companies whether contained in
the general statutes or in the charter
of any trust company, incorporated In
this state. which authorizes or permits
trust companies to issue, sell or ne-
gotiate their oWn bonds or‘ mortgs‘g'e'l
securities or other choses in action
secured by mortgage of real estate
Which are to be issued. sold or nego-
tiated as investments, or which auth
clizes or permits trust companies to
guarantee the bonds, mortgage securi-
ties or other cheese in action of other
persons or corporations issued sold or
negotiated as investments or which
authorizes or permits trust companies
to engage in the business of marine,
tire‘ or life insurance—~o'r fideliy. sure
ty accident, health liability credit, it.
Vile or other form of casualty insin-
once, is hereby repealed; and to that
extent this act shall be an amendment;
to the charter of every trust coi‘npduy,
and it shall not be necessary for such
companies—or any of them to accept
said amendment.”
senator Keeuey ohcred an amend
'.ment which was ed with the bill
providing that mostly doing a
title insurance or utixnniee company
in the state on J nary 1 last is ex-
erupt.
—-Sto earnche in two minutes.
toothac e or pain of 1111111 or scald ln"‘
five minutes, hoarseness, cite 1111111.
muscle ache, two hours. sore throat
twelve hours—Dr Thomas Eclectrlc
Oil, monarch over pain. . '
101 rue 1.11111 3
tightens 111 BILL
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"".°0’li120!l000~32 416 '
, district sonically entered 2 vor
1 trict is steadily lanthanum
, new registered being 162! A Easter
than larval
_ 111112 llm
magi” ”115511 shard oral;
utmost rm pre-
:13th “’1’
The was called to order hy
1515511 'so’b 51111111111111 and Judge
Joseph Taylor was made echoin-
the
’ "n. wing the resdl 511113 call
'12” ml ms 11 Jesse
iso‘s was
hi. it is as lotions: "
To the Electors o! the South Norwllk
Union School strict: ——
Recently your 111121111111 and this
smart
ass thrortégh the dflth, of sills:
ancha Who 1’11“! sin June 1“,.
1886 been a member of 11111 commit-
tee and for many years had been its
chairman Constantly hsring the best
interests of the scholars is 11111111. In
striving for and accomplishing their
advancement he gave freely of his
time. his great learning and familiar-
ty with books and his varied exper-
‘ lance. not place will not be finally fil-
1 led and you
uld lavage and oxen.
else sound jud eat in the election of
his successor,
The 11111111161 of scholars in the dis-
umber:
the large influx of young children so-
cessltated ening an additional or]
rymoggzo owhicb fifty pupils were
transfer-r yet the registration in the
Knudsen Kindergarten new is 112 boys
and girls. and in the Franklin Kinder.
gotten 88. An extra primary mayy
lizcessdry in Sep tag
to “tens nstruotm “gt
your 55111121111111 at i' a spec
meeting recently held. I co ril'cth
been entered into with the eels-W
iiamson Heating & Ventilating Com;
pany, of Cincinnati for the a lion of
a. suitable building and the 15111115111111
of a modern system of sanitsries in 1
connection with the Franklin 8ch.obl
The plans and spegifications Were ex
amined and abDrov d by the preside t
of the Board of Health and the bull-
ing and equipment, when connpleteti.
will be a model of its kind and a de
clded credit to the District.
in the building of the 141150111 School
on the corner of Chestnut and concord
streets. the architect. without the
sanction of the Building Commitbe‘.
made certain changes in the plans. a d'
.in so doing overlooked than existing
conditions. By reason thereof. a decid-
‘éd change in the entrance was made
imperative and for this change which
is most undesirable, the Building Com-
mittee hold the architect responsible
As a. result, upon the refusal of the
Building Committee to approve of the
bill presented by the architect for a
claim balance be instituted suit ag-
ainst the district to recover seven
hundred dollars damages and costs.
and said salt is now pending in the
Common Pleas court for this County.
The public common school has 1111
its great purpose the training or the
young to Amcrict‘t‘n‘ citizenship. its
routine and discipline and its study of
common branches all should tend to
hard this, special stress should be
placed uppn the teachin of English.
Tre school’s work shoal be 111 make
at! its pupils masters of the elements
knowledge. Reading writing.
spelling. arithmentio must still be the
backbone of its work. Our local pull-
lic schools by tests held during the
past year have shown that their pupils
are getting well grounded in the es-
sentials. A series or spelling examine
tion‘s conducted in all grades. showed
well night marvelousgower at accu
racy in lists of commonly misspelled:
every any words. The power and skill
in mental computations has received
special- attention and the accuracy and
facility of the. higher grades in this-1
work are marked lectures
Snccesn in these lines for the great
mass of scholars is the fruit of earnest
persistent skill on the part of the
corps of teachers
The personnel at the teaching force
of the City Schools is above the aver
age. The Dictrict has done wisel
recognise the merit of its tone lng
force and year after year has in
ed in its employ its best teach re.
The teaching body hoWever has been
thoroughly progressive and while 1111111..
ing to the “best of the old" in the
fundamental studies lips kept abreast
of the new. . Under an. able
superintendent with nutty and one-
ness of purpose- with teachers of
excellent ability and high ideals the re-
sults the been such as compare in 1
M6
1,1 vorably with New Englhnd standards.
,Thatour schools are of such escal-
lance is a satisfaction to. the Coinuiit.
tee and the general public.
veil
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.~ urer .iscob lit Layton was. submitted;
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Total 01s....“ 33? ‘61
Bmpituicglon-
Total receipts ............. 839. 057 67
Total Hobos-insinuate ....... 38, 387. lbw
Balance on hand .........
Montana»
The insurance csr‘ried by the dim
Vtrlct is tite- sune as at the lust re-
8720.15
“concord 81., building . ....... 11, 5011
Concord School. furniture. 1500
Lincoln School, buildi” ..... 281000
Lincoln (school, furniture“ 11090
Lincoln school. heating up:
paratus ..................
Knudsen building (Chestnut
street) .................
Total insurance l .........
m'l’he indebtedness of the district MW
1- present time “19:159.
which 111 51,5110 asylum? no u
the report a year ago
Your‘ attention is particularly called
to the item of interest for the butt
year. The amount of said item 1114931
063 03, which represents tin-sect;
oi‘ the 'ahiount raised by 111111 district
thron its tax at the rate of one and
if mills on the dollar
0Your committee deem it Vise to re-
duce this annual item of interest a d
the reduction can be accomplls ed
only through the payment of the
trict debt For thep purpose of
plishing this object speedily, will
mtttee r mmend increasing the title
or tax from one and one-half mills,
its laid last wars. to. two in its. ,
On this present grunt! till. in?
amount raised by a twirmiil tax Wouipffi
be about ”0.500, which ivotild enable
the district to reduce its debt several
thousand dollars each y.ca1
Dated at South NorWalk. Conn.
June 11. Jill”.
JOHN H.” HT,
MATTHEW‘ COR'BETT.
District Comm'itlee.
The report was accepted
Following this the ropbrt of Tress-
and also accepted. ln‘t connection
therewith Mr. Layton 11141111 he had
been elected treasurer June 6.1882
and having served twenty-dye years
uninterruptedly in‘ the onion. he wish»
ed .his desires carried out. and hoped
that he would not again be chosen
for the allies.
Collector F. A. Tolles reported on
the taxes collected and remaining un~
collected during the past three years.
and his report was also accepted
For the election of oomin‘itoeomu
the clerk was instructed to cast one
ballot for Richard Widen. them
mer to serve a ‘full toxin and the $11.11?
the unexpired term of the late Mr.
Blanchard.
The following othcers were elected
by the same mot
Tronsurcr~VFrede cit ll. Vuintarti.‘
Collector—Franklin A. 'l‘ol l'és.
Clerk—Nelson Dickfirmau.
Auditor—J. W.
On motion of Cdiunilttoeinah Lisb
it was voted to extend a voe 0f
thanks 111 Mr La‘ytbn‘ 1111- his disarfcr"
of a century of scrvice as treasurer
of the dlsltict~n so vlce which hadl
heeV ..iaitbl’ul. and
led the prestige anti ennuence of Mr
Layton had been tel in more ways
than one. and whose advice mid been
of value to the committee and citi-
tens of the district ..Mr Light ex
pressed the opinion that Mr. Layton
retired with the hearty thanks and
support of every voter. rind‘ in this
the meeting concurred by giving Mr
VLayton its sincere vote 11111111111111.1
Attorney William F. Tammany in
it'rdduced a resolution that a tax of
two mills be laid on the rumble estate
of the district on 1115-1151 of 1907.1111d
Mr. Light explained that this was an
Increase of a half mill. but the cam-
initiee felt that it was necessary to
have a larger amount than previouslyr
The debt had only been reduced 81. 50!)
last year, and it was co templatéd to
go to an expense of me 35. 000 in the‘
construction of new sanitnries and do
other necessary work on the school
property.
?(B 111111: was favorable to the tyro-
out 11, 'stating that the 115111 was
not b 11g redhead as fast as 11511 1131111
I‘a‘rs- were being add? to the schools.
511111 unless the Vamp his now no on
ing which per-
payment commences on the hlnc‘oln
building, it would 11511111511111.1111 t'o go
intb debt for 111111111311 school before
this was accomplish '11.
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2.15512 ,,
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ran nSt.. buildi ..... ..8
m in 81.115. “If apparatus 7.3
Frail to 81:. innit ....... 3.500
1.1, in.
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'hallot for Matthew Corbett. dad and‘ up.
pillow Haven 111111 Hartford Railroad;
the Franklin Wining] were no . and * 1
m of '
*Mr. '
veryh proud of the fact that the
btffiding had been erected within the
ornamentation. «seething which in!
very rarely done. and it was on this
ground that Ir. Briggs believed the
committee should overlook the defect
at the entrance and pay him the bal-
ance he claimed. The trouble at the
“silt 55. ‘Ifr. Bwsm exhibition, was
raising the hector NW1 Which
now want close under s steps. and
the failure of the archt toot to cirry
out the plans accordingly. and nuke
the entrance right.
Mr. McMahon then brought up the
question of the buckling of the metal
ceiling in several of the rooms.
Mr. Swans admitted this but sold
411111 in the hurry to occupy 11111 11111111
ing st a specified time, boat of 120 de-
group had been forced into the rooms.
main: the wood timber! to dry out
rapidly, and consequently the
hiing of some of the iron ceiling
inscversl or the rooms resulted. :l‘bp
amhitect was not held responsible for
1min and the firm in Boston ffbaving
the ceiling contract has sent men hereV
and mmedied the 1111111111 to a great
extent so that now it was hardly no-
ticesb b.le
921.111qu thought the special com-1
mittee which had the building erected
should be complimented on the work.
as it was a credit to the district.
The ones a of the 1211 repolutiop,‘
was then cal ed for and it was unan-
tin sly voted to malts it twb ‘miils. ‘
T s usual resolution that the odmv
init the empowered to borrow on the:
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lilibusi 1'1
Mr. Golden stated that 11' couple 1111
years also a committee had been an
pointed to improve the grounds in the
rear of the Franklin school. remove
the board fence. etc. . 11
Mr. Oorbett said the workhsd been
and riches. and he called atttcnbion
to i e grass plots in the front of the
building. and said that 11111111 the arena:
tlonéof the new sanitarios a decided
the .lllflll‘ datum
000 will; DBW ucad
CTOVWE 'VIMV "y M
L1
can let! unsn
cits ge would be made- in the 15111.
tifid the fence taken down He thought
tile ;specisl committee had never re-1
ports
Mud McMahon said he could 111111111111
that it had as be was a member at
the committee. and they had made sug-
gestions and the report had been ac-
cept'ed.
It was voted that the district pre
pare suitable resolutions on the death
of A. Blanchard. and on motion (1!
Mr Golden a committee consisting of
Chairman Taylor Attorneys Light and
Tgnimany was appointed to draw them
offidioumment who Man at 8: 45
ENGINEER EMMY} HURT.
un-h-di. .. fl
“1:21.111 letwsen Losiimotlve and the
Tdrnuble st Brookfl'oiil Junction.
Funnk Morgan, an engineer bit «its
New York division of use New York.
was severely iniurlni ’at the B'mbk'neld
liunotlon Sunday, and l tniiier trentu
metal. in the Dsnbur'y 1121111111, ills
no ition at the present 11111111 is sort:
ous, but there is a probability of his
:recoanlthoungt is impossible at
9 present time “determine the full
extent of internal injuries that he is
believed to have susta ed.
Mr. Morgan was adding on the
turntable at Brooklleld Junction on;
fixed in some work on his engine,
when. unknown to him, the stem Was
given to move the locomotille and hei
was caught between the machine and
a post and terribly squealed He was
hurried to the hospital in this city and
the physicians who attended him dis-
covered that some of his ribs were
mitten and that he had probably sus-
ned severe internal injuries He
is comfortable today and is doing as1
swell as a man in his 51111111111111 could
ted to do.
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' mini wisely:
V’w ' 'ststcil theme a itect
~le
The D M. Read Co.
W $15.17.
Summer‘wplking Suite
of Linen and Poplin.
No summer ever brou ht rcttier street clothes for wo-
men than this some fine 11 ‘1‘ ,thnt lingers and' 16 so late.
'ih‘e jltuntirst 1.11111 fli‘BlllC‘Sl Prince Chap Suits are of
linen—and imitation linen-ran the natural shades. Plotted
skirts and long Prince Eliap coats with big pearl buttons,
and sometimes with white pi ue rovers
Cottbn ?0plin Stilts in 'l’rince Chap style. gray, pale
blue. and champagne. Vcr thainty. very sensible.
Prices for the Natural icons from $9.00 to $1.200.
Prices “for Imitation Linens, natural shade, $6.50.
hadw'h'te Poplin Suits, both the pure white and oyster
s c
Coat and Suit Rooms.
V g 1. ' . .1. '.
The Arnold” 31115022111225.
Most comfortable for summer Wear. They are made
from a light has and elastic fabric that gives es'sViViyV with Vev-’
cry friction Vatid does not Voting ciosaly. They are cut 'i‘om
correct allows, and are the most perfect fitting of all hit
L 5 Drawers. hey can be laundered casrly and1re‘
quire ‘ ‘ rch, except where there are 'cam‘hric rulilcs
Stout women are enthusiastic' 1n praise of thein
Sizes 23, 25 and 27.8 fo'r 5o, 65, 70c and $1..oo
Size 29, for 50, 75. 85c and $1.10
Knit Underwear Section.
Fine Greene‘s 3W
Everybody enjoys Croquet, especially 'chi.dren and
those people who do not care for the more strenuous 12.11
We have this season six grades in e1 it— bail sits, fill
of hard wood and some of them very hanf'ome'ly 111115111111.
Regular length mallet sets, 98c, $1. 25 and $1. 50.
Professional style, extra length mallets, $200 and up.
House furnishing Store, basement.
"Instant” Crockery Mendtn‘. Do not throw away your
pretty China that' is broken. You can mend it so that it is
solid and whole as ever, so that neither cold or hot water.
will effect it. V25C.
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For this Week’s special We will put out; '
ONE HUNDRED PIECES
of ”goods of venous kinds sit; a‘ reduc-
tion 51511 to 10¢: ajyagi'.
i .
w.
rites: with. tucwos wi-t'irs ooone,wss11 scone 11111111111111;
Financial. . 11115111511111 amount or 151511115 1.11 t i“; 40 3,5311: 7; m 7; 19; 791 1
1: The receipts and “mama-m .0“ went: 1'1'61 dfirlxedtfmm 11113111199111?“ “Wm" 5 1 collects/1111.: FABRICS.
it ”91113979 39999199 199), the year have been as foliqws- '31:” m: :mt9nmhualu: fit 9: :99: VV—12 5211,1f'tiors mess emcee as: at van Fo'n 121111511111 11111.1. 31
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Prosecuting Attorney 1115. ”Neap‘tfil'éw‘fdu ,.°.'...._. .,.". 2200.11.11; tie 1111.1 one-hall 111111 1111 would $9.? 1511-. V. 11111111111511 cusses. , . .. .. , , ,V 1
_ “1213 hipch more the t 1111.1- .
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0 311-1112111111 the (1th “toe to 111121 a" 1 .1 ,I' 1 11, .5 .111]
1 il or. portion of “x paid shill to, w tniore Imoney 1“ 1 l . " " 311‘»
by corwatidns. divided , ‘W'i'l 359;.” 1 e t WV W1 5:15 -1
11111121110111) 111111; 12—11 11111 res“ accordingtohyv.. 1102119534n '11‘1‘1 13"” y H 1W1 1% ‘
gardlng the oblidrv’antfe of Bunday wait" Rebhte on ..iiitsl'est 0'09! - 1 all ““1me e l q 89%: list '
passed tn the 13 11191111 yesterday or ‘flouth 11111111111 savings 1. 1 ‘an 325% 3131;, 25‘ , ,.;;§1‘. 1
noon at or 1:591 $111.11 eat light can punk. .. 3.57 2" gm“ high": 9599, ii. 09. 9 fig} $.19
1115211113, until its time d‘eatdlmisss State or 331.115.1111. . 0° 89 “fr 1511,.25 315:3;me .
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" 0 1111191111.: in stress (3.. use of lel'e- 9 mill!
beii'gves 11111111111 Babb 11211116 3'11 115 ”21' 11911111 2211 part of the mutant one new 9%; JV“; 0‘” " 4’ “l1 " m
Week ought to be observed as the Bab-V Con hutlon for lilitllc .1, been WHEN 40”” *0 the “WV-1V1! “MA 051 15:99:“ 1'6 “VI 3: “I"?
bath. and 115111 ily 3111111111111 from ‘5' {books in assembly 11511 ..7. ii the plans remind 111151111111 be set ‘ 13.“ . ' -
is: bupiness 2 d. labor, or from p-Tu tion ................... .36 .K IN“! 643M todt’ithe chimilln'vll 1‘“ 1"“ "m 1 Tb
ing open any shop, warehouse or filly] n of Norwailt. . ......... 28,239.74. (been made Without the man P H ”fill 1'“?!
manufacturing 51 1111551111111 111'; 'F. ‘A. Tolleg. 11111111111111.1311 ..nfiflle oommillbe dill“! will!“ 0MP V 125 ‘0“, f as: t V ,
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sun own on tut-day ng t , o or: r. s ,. . WI ‘ . ‘_ 1 1'
actually refrains from secular busi- ad 001.. 879.691'ili00il the Dink” in the 39" 3:1;1, 1 6,3. B” 1 7. W31 “"m'w‘”) f" 00‘" WV
1' 1151111 111111 1111151 or 1111111 keeping 6111111 F 11.111111». 'éot'leo'tor. 1.1'11'1 - .1. .111 , 2.1110111111119219 “Millie .
any short). warehouse or any nianlif‘ac— oft 9t.) 7,842.311' Mr. Ewart: 11:“?1511111 W'lillo t'mp'N . 95'”, Illa '7. V2! to Bridfipbrl .' ‘
thrill}; .0 31111111111121 establishment or ——-——-——H were not «ill ltd-W 1 1
1 ing any property to: Katie Total receipts, ...........m,057.57 district in 1111111111111 boon nothlfls. , 1
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